An encounter with local culture and literature
Next Tuesday, April 16 at 7 p.m., the inhabitants of Sant Feliu de Llobregat have an essential appointment at the Athenaeum. On this occasion, the meeting point will be to reflect on topics such as violence, feminism and culture.
Presentation of the latest local literary works
El Fet a Sant Feliu has organized the event entitled “Violence, feminism and culture”, which will feature local authors Ruth Tormo and Jenn Díaz presenting their latest publications: “Úrsula i Adrià” and “Violence in three acts”, respectively .
In addition, there will be an interesting conversation moderated by the journalist Mariona Pina about the topics hidden between the pages of these two books: violence and feminism.
A look at local authors
Ruth Tormo, resident in Sant Feliu de Llobregat, is a journalist with a long career in the field of communication and an award-winning author. Recently, he has ventured into a contemporary novel aimed at a young audience, “Úrsula i Adrià”, which deals with the story of a couple of teenagers facing a complex situation.
On the other hand, Jenn Díaz, born in Sant Feliu de Llobregat, is a renowned writer and author of several literary works, including “Mother and daughter” and “The possessives”. With the book “Violence in three acts”, the author presents her testimony about the traumatic process of overcoming a situation of violence.
An analysis between violence, feminism and culture
This cultural meeting, organized around the celebration of Sant Jordi and in commemoration of the authors’ recent publications, offers an opportunity to debate the issues of violence, feminism and culture. It is intended to encourage a richly interactive conversation and hope to find conciliatory points as well as diverse points of view among the participants.
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